Tyger Auto T1 Soft Roll-up Truck Bed Tonneau Cover Compatible with 2021-2025 Ford F-150; Lightning | 5.5' (67") Bed | TG-BC1F9064

I couldn’t be happier with my new F-150 bed cover. From the moment it arrived, it exceeded my expectations in every way. Installation was quick and easy — the instructions were clear, and I had it mounted and ready to go in under an hour without any special tools.The fit is perfect. It contours beautifully to the bed of my F-150, giving it a sleek, clean look while offering serious protection from the elements. Rain, dust — nothing gets through. My cargo stays dry and secure no matter the conditions.If you’re on the fence about getting a cover for your F-150, don’t hesitate. This one delivers on every front: style, performance, protection, and value. Highly recommended!

Easy install on 2016 Ford F-150 Supercab XL Sport, looks great! Bars are slightly visible through top, and can see a slight flutter when driving. I used the foam filler strip along front bed cab side since side rails slightly higher. Had rubber seal on tailgate. It seals up nicely. I had another brand way back in 2007 on my Ram, and this one seems to be of good quality and value for price.

This is the 2nd Tyger cover I have purchased. Fits my truck perfectly, easy to attach, looks good and is worth the price. I did have a problem with the latches near the tailgate, they weren't milled properly so it was very difficult to latch closed or to open them once they were latched. I contacted the company, after verifying purchase, they immediately sent me a new pair, no charge, and I was up and latching 3 days later.

Let me start by saying my “complaints” aren’t even really complaints, for my purposes this cover is almost perfect. Installation was a breeze, took less than an hour with the help of my 5yr old. Cover is tight and looks good when closed. Feels secure enough to deter a theft of opportunity, obviously a knife will solve that or reaching the side under the Velcro to unlatch it, but most thefts are of things in plain sight and easily accessible. Alignment is great, absolute *chefs kiss* for fit.Now my “complaints” the weather stripping that was provided was long enough to cover the front, but because the strip was folded instead of rolled it left indents in the stripping that prevent a good seal. Nothing a little silicone can’t solve, or even after waiting a few days/hours it might return to normal shape and be fine. Not sure on that but thought it worth pointing out. A simple change in packaging would prevent the indents and give a better seal upon immediate install/inspection.The seal for the tailgate doesn’t look thick enough to cover all of miscellaneous gaps but I haven’t closed the tailgate with myself inside to see if there are any gaps, but if Tyler were to make the rubber strip on the tailgate side it would instill more confidence in the seal.Again my complaints aren’t really complaints, just observations. For me a tonneau cover isn’t about making the bed water proof it’s about making it water resistant. If I had anything like a computer that I didn’t want to get wet it would go in the cab with me. So even if the seals aren’t “perfect” this cover will provide everything I could want. But ya know, there’s always room for improvement lol

I ordered the Tyger Tri-Fold Tonneau cover for my 2008 4-door Ford F-150 and received it very timely - less than 2 days before my family began an 18 day, 4000+ mile road trip on July 20th, 2017. Our trip had originally been planned in an RV, but after some clarity of thought (mainly pertaining to the ~$350 a day expense) I decided to take my truck. The purpose of the tonneau cover was 4 fold: 1) To lessen the impact of any adverse weather on all the items we brought with us, e.g., camping supplies, suitcases, ice chest, food items, etc...; 2) To keep prying eyes away from those same items lest they desire them; 3) To be able to fully use the lockable aspect of my tailgate (see #2 for reason); 4) And finally, in hopes the tonneau cover would streamline my truck so my MPG might increase.I'd read other's reviews about the simplicity of installation and found them to be totally accurate - it was about as simple as could be desired. I'd also noted some reviewer's comments about adding some weatherstripping underneath the portion of the tonneau cover nearest the cab. My analysis of the matter confirmed that would probably be helpful should rainy weather come and thus I did so. With that I was off and running.Only once during our trip did we hit rainy weather - it rained overnight - and thus our gear was protected - yes for #1. From what I could tell no one stole any gear so #2 & 3 were met. As for #4, I'd like to say my gas mileage increased by 10-20 %, but honestly, I don't think so. My truck averaged 16-18 mpg, both city and highway driving, something it's done many times before, so I don't know if the tonneau cover helped. But I'll continue to monitor that in the future.You might wonder why I didn't give the Tonneau cover 5 stars. Well, the main reason is that on both corners on the cover (nearest the cab) it APPEARS as though the cover is pulling up slightly from the truck bed sides. I carefully tightened the two clamps inside the tonneau cover (near the cab) but could not clearly see a difference. When I finally take my truck in for a good washing I'll monitor this matter to see if any water gets into my truck bed.Secondly, I wanted to give it 4.5 stars but didn't find a way to do that. So I settled on 4 stars.My bottom line: A high quality, extremely functional, easy to use product for a good price. Who would want more?UPDATE - I've now been (pretty consistently) using the Tyger tonneau cover for over 3 years and thought you other (potential) buyers might appreciate an update.For one, you should know I live in Mesa, AZ, the land of extreme heat. This year we've experienced 150+ days of temps greater than 100 and 50+ days of temps greater than 110. I mention this so you can know that when my truck is out of the "coolness" (110-120 degrees) of my garage's shade, it is cooking in Arizona's sun. In fact, the tonneau cover - which is black and attracts the sun's rays - gets so hot I literally cannot touch the top of it for more than a moment lest I burn my hand. And yet, even after 3 & 1/2 years of being cooked by the sun, the cover looks almost as good as it did when I installed it. The only exceptions are a few spots which experience stress when the cover is folded as well as the "Tyger" insignia which was glued to the back edge of the cover. That finally came off a few months ago and is waiting for me to glue it back on.In summary, the Tyger Tonneau Cover hasn't just met my expectations, it has EXCEEDED them! Knowing what I know about this item, I would NOT HESITATE to recommend it to other potential buyers.BTW, I drive a White 2008 Ford F-150 Lariat 4 door Supercab with a 5 & 1/2 foot truckbed.

So far, do good. Pretty easy to install. Appears tight and seated well and my initial highway trip not noisy. Not weather tested yet. I am hoping the front fo seal is tight enough. Appears to be very good quality. I like it better than my previous trifold.

We really like this tonneau cover! Not only is the price great, but it fits our F150 truck bed very well. Easy to install. Took is about 15 minutes after watching the installation video. We had one on our last truck and it's durability convinced us to put one on the new truck!